Horror Reviews
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[Blu-ray Review] ‘Xtro 3: Watch the Skies’ is Low-Budget Sci-fi Fun From the ’90s
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[Review] ‘The Other Lamb’ Is Gripping and Disturbingly True-to-Life
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[Review] ‘The Foundation’ DLC Continues to Build the Weird and Wonderful World of ‘Control’
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[Review] The Incredible Blood-Splattered Combat of ‘Doom Eternal’ Helps it Rise Above its Many Issues
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[Review] ‘Half-Life: Alyx’ is One of the Most Immersive Horror Experiences Ever Created
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Netflix’s “Kingdom” Continues to Deliver Excellent Political Drama and Zombie Madness in Its Second Season [Review]
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[Review] Reimagined ‘Resident Evil 3’ Is an Exciting Slice of Survival Horror That Leaves You Hungering For More
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[Review] ‘Vivarium’ Explores the Darker Side of the Suburbs
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[Review] Shudder’s “Cursed Films” Provides Fascinating Examination of Horror’s Most Infamous Movie Curses
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[Review] ‘Moons Of Madness’ Falls Short Of Capturing The Dark Delights Of Cosmic Horror
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Scream Factory’s ‘Bones’ Blu-ray Is the Perfect Way to Discover Ernest Dickerson’s 2001 Gem [Review]
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[Review] Michonne’s Final Episode of “The Walking Dead” Is a Beautifully Chilling Deep Dive into Twisted Nostalgia
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[Review] Loaded With Poop Jokes, Nudity and Demons, ‘Slaughterhouse Slumber Party’ Is a Wicked Time
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[Review] ‘Paranoihell’ is a Creepily Effective Retro Survival Horror Game
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[Review] A Rideshare Becomes a Nightmare in ‘The Toll’
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[Review] Netflix’s ‘The Platform’ Is Grotesque and Compelling Horror Satire
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[Review] ‘Bloodshot’ Brings Mild B-Movie Fun to Typical Superhero Origin Story
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[Review] ‘The Hunt’ Offers a Lukewarm and Predictable Attempt at Incendiary Satire
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[Review] Glenn Danzig’s ‘Verotika’ is the Horror Equivalent of ‘The Room’
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[Review] ‘Hunt Showdown’ is an Atmospheric and Inventive Multiplayer Horror Shooter
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[Review] “Castlevania” Season 3 Is the Netflix Series at Its Best and Bravest
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[Review] ‘Devil May Cry 3: Special Edition’ Brings the Definitive Version of a Fantastic Game to Switch
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[Review] Leigh Whannell’s Trauma Tale ‘The Invisible Man’ is a Masterclass on Psychological Intensity
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[Review] ‘Blood & Flesh: The Reel Life & Ghastly Death of Al Adamson’ Shines Light on an Overlooked Legend